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Links for the Day: SAG Winners, DGA Winners, Sundance Winners, Romney Widens Lead Over Gingrich, Madonna's New Single, & More

Easy, Betty White

The Help cleaned up and Jean Dujardin pulled an upset at last night's Screen Actors Guild awards.

In other news of The Artist's march toward Oscar, Michel Hazanavicius beat out Fincher, Allen, Scorsese, and Payne at Saturday's DGA awards.

This year's Sundance Film Festival winners have also been announced.

A look back at the film and art career of the Eiffel Tower, a 122-year-old movie star prepping for her facelift.

Matt Zoller Seitz recaps the latest episode of HBO's Luck.

Over the weekend, Mitt Romney widened his lead over Newt Gingrich.

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Links for the Day: Mark Wahlberg Could Have Stopped 9/11, George Lucas Wants to Retire, Perry Bows Out, Most Influential Silent Films, & More

Mark Wahlberg

Mark Wahlberg could have stopped 9/11, according to Mark Wahlberg.

George Lucas wants to retire and make art films. Sure he does.

Rick Perry bows out.

SOPA and PIPA protests not over, says Wikipedia.

TCM unveils list of 10 most influential silent films no one who loves The Artist has seen.

An Oscar shortlist tilts east.

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Links for the Day: Golden Globe Winners, Lana Del Rey Tanks on SNL, Jon Huntsman Quits Race, Gil Scott-Heron on MLK, & More

George Clooney

Moviegoers looking to the Golden Globes as Oscar forecasters should consider their bets hedged.

Lana Del Rey tanked on SNL.

Jon Huntsman to quit G.O.P. race.

Martin Luther King Jr. memorial inscription will be corrected.

Gil Scott-Heron recalls his Memphis childhood and role in Stevie Wonder's push to honor MLK.

Golden Globe winner Peter Dinklage called attention to this man yesterday.

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Links for the Day: Harry Morgan R.I.P., Pulp Fiction Reconstructed, Rick Perry's Viral Video Fail, Richard Brody's Top 26 Films of 2011, & More

Harry Morgan

Harry Morgan, the character actor best known for playing Colonel Potter in M*A*S*H, died on Wednesday morning at his home in Los Angeles. He was 96.

Watch Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction...in chronological order.

Ricky Perry's viral video fail.

Richard Brody's 26 best films of 2011.

Slate's best books of 2011.

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Links for the Day: Mark Zuckerberg Likes Chicken, Madonna's 5 Best Big-Screen Moments, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees, & More

Mark Zuckerberg

A Facebook security flap reveals that Mark Zuckerberg likes to pose with live chickens, ostensibly before killing and cooking them. No confirmation yet if he grows his own potatoes.

SNL's Stefon has some Christmas recommendations for you.

I saw The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo yesterday and can safely say that David Fincher's "reimaginings, compressions and reductions" work.

Yes, they could actually come up with five best moments from Madonna's big-screen career.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's latest inductees.

Fuck you, Rick Perry.

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Links for the Day: Cain vs. Perry, Occupiers Shut Down Oakland Port, Lady Gaga Launches Born This Way Foundation, Best Movie Mustaches, & More

Herman Cain

Following the emergence of additional sexual harassment accusations, Herman Cain is now pointing the finger at Rick Perry, accusing the Texas governor of organizing a smear campaign to ruin his presidential candidacy.

Continuing her fight against intolerance and bullying, Lady Gaga has launched the youth-empowering Born This Way Foundation.

Yesterday in Oakland, thousands of Occupy protesters declared victory after shutting down one of the nation's busiest shipping ports.

Guy Pearce, Ben Foster and Kelly McDonald are set to star in the Steve Buscemi-directed, Oren Moverman-penned adaptation of William S. Burroughs's semi-autobiographical novel Queer.

The New York Department of Sanitation is rethinking the "cruel" and "excessive" sticker initiative used to punish and publicly shame violators of alternate-side parking rules.

For The New York Times, Christopher McDougall examines the once and future way to run.

According to new reports, the Greek government is teetering on the brink of collapse.

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Links for the Day: West Memphis 3 Freed, Qaddafi on the Run, Sean Penn on The Tree of Life, Remembering Raúl Ruiz, & More

West Memphis 3

Acclaimed documentary filmmakers Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky were in court Friday to witness the West Memphis 3 being set free in Arkansas.

Libyan rebels sweep into Tripoli.

While recommending The Tree of Life, Sean Penn said that Terrence Malick's Palme D'Or-winner could have used a more conventional narrative.

Adrian Martin remembers Raúl Ruiz.

Republicans may never get 2012 dream candidate.

Rick Perry moves to right on immigration.

David Poland interviews Paul Mazursky.

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Links for the Day: Nate Silver on Rick Perry, Jean Gabin Retro, More Trouble for Murdoch, Lady Gaga's New Video, & More

Rick Perry

Electoral map savant Nate Silver ponders crotch-thruster Rick Perry's electability.

Steve McQueen to direct 12 Years a Slave, starring Chiwetel Ejiofor as a mixed-race New Yorker who spent more than a decade on a Louisiana cotton plantation after being kidnapped.

Ronald Bergan reviews Jean Renoir's French Cancan, which will play as part of TCM's 24-hour, 13-film Jean Gabin retro tomorrow.

Girish Shambu is excited to launch, along with Adrian Martin, the film journal LOLA.

Reporter's letter ties Rupert Murdoch execs to the News of the World hacking scandal.

Why do "reductions" of twin pregnancies trouble pro-choicers?

Peter Bogdanovich reviews King Vidor's La Boheme starring Lillian Gish.

Lady Gaga has a new video:

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Links for the Day: The Social Network Rules, Machete's Tax Woes, Björk Honors McQueen, Doc Realness, Showgirls & Black Swan Mashed

The Social Network

The Social Network was chosen as Best Picture this weekend by the New York Film Critics Online, the Boston Society of Film Critics, and the Los Angeles Film Critics Association.

The Social Network is also one of 10 films chosen as the AFI's best of the year.

Texas Governor Rick Perry takes back tax break for Robert Rodriguez's Machete because he didn't like the film.

Some video awesomeness from Björk and Nick Knight in honor of Alexander McQueen.

A.O. Scott on the realness of documentaries.

It was inevitable that someone would mash these two together:

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